Tucker Park

Olivia Bibiano-Moreno

It's a nice park but, to get down to the river is a little dangerous. You have to climb down over boulders of rocks. There has to be a safer way to get down to the river. And back up to get to your car.

Sheila

I had a wonderful stay here! Great facilities, very welcoming camp hosts, gorgeous landscape. I felt safe here as a solo traveler. Enough people around, but also nice privacy. Would definitely return!

Scott Benson

Glad a found this spot. Enough miles off the highways to be quiet. There’s a pay machine for sites. My site while river front was about 40’ up, and was $30 instead of the advertised $40. There’s just enough forest between sites for some privacy. Bathrooms clean. The river is running fast but found a pool to cold plunge in in the morning. Trails are limited to the one river entrance and the access road has some traffic so not a whole lot of space to wonder. Had a water fill next to my site so filled my van before leaving. Awesome spot.

Teresa H

One of our favorite campgrounds on our road trip! The sites right by the creek are absolutely beautiful. From our spot, we could walk over the larger rocks straight into the creek and enjoy the sunshine and peace while sitting on a stone. The site was spacious and felt very private. We were even able to hang our hammock between the trees right next to the water. The toilets and showers were okay – not perfectly clean, but acceptable. Showers operate with coins, but they’re inexpensive. Overall, a wonderful place – we even decided to stay an extra night!

Anthony Walker

This is hands down one of my favorite camp sites for the Mt. Hood area. The riverside sites, specifically Pine and Oak cannot be beaten. The restrooms are always clean and stocked, will absolutely come here again!